Cobblers Beach is a small, clothing-optional beach in Sydney’s Middle Head area, reached by a track from the road above. Its quiet setting, clear water and views make it a peaceful stop on a walk around the headland. The sandy stretch is small, with rocks along the shore, and a grassy area above the beach gives you space to brush off sand. There are no toilets or showers, so bring water and anything else you need.
Getting to the beach
Cobblers Beach is reached from a fire track connected to the road above. The beach also sits on a walking route around Middle Head. A track at the left side of the beach, when facing the water, leads up to the oval above it.
The shore is small, with sand and rocks. A grassy area above the beach is a useful place to brush sand from your feet.
What to expect
Cobblers Beach is clothing optional, so nudity is part of the setting. The beach has no toilets or showers. Bring your own water and snacks, and stay aware of other people around you while walking through the area.
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Is Cobblers Beach clothing optional?
Yes. Nudity is part of the beach setting.
Are there toilets or showers at Cobblers Beach?
No. Bring water and any supplies you need.
How do you get to Cobblers Beach?
A fire track connects the beach with the road above. The beach is also on a walking route around Middle Head.
